Rosalie Maillard trained at EESAB (Ecole européenne supérieure d'art de Bretagne) in Rennes. Her work, which is mainly expressed through drawing and painting but can also take the form of volumes, has the body as its main theme. Whether anatomical or a mental representation of different states, physical or spiritual, it is often represented in movement, through organic and interconnected forms.
The works by Rosalie Maillard, presented at the gallery for the first time, are two medium- and large-format drawings on paper, the base of which is painted in watercolour and the successive planes of which are meticulously executed in coloured pencil.
Rosalie Maillard trained at EESAB (École européenne supérieure d'art de Bretagne) in Rennes. Her work, which is mainly expressed through drawing and painting but can also take the form of volumes, has the body as its main theme.
Whether close to anatomy or tending towards the representation of different psychic states, whether dealing with the physical or the spiritual, it often finds its expression in movement, through organic and interconnected forms.
Beyond their undeniable aesthetic character, Rosalie Maillard's compositions, though entirely singular, seem familiar to us because they deal with what goes on inside us.
Rosalie Maillard's works, presented at the gallery for the first time, are two medium- and large-format drawings on paper, the base of which is painted in watercolour and the successive planes of which are meticulously executed in coloured pencil.